The New Hampshire State Treasury delivers professional financial management services to state government, the legislature, and NH citizens. The State Treasury will optimize the use of state financial assets and financial obligations while protecting both through the deployment of secure technology, cost-effective and efficient banking practices, a commitment to the prudent management of public funds, and a dedicated and highly-qualified staff.

The Treasury is responsible for a variety of financial
management activities including
cash management
(managing and investing the State's funds and trust accounts),
debt management
(issuing general obligation and revenue bonds for capital projects
and administering related debt service payments) and
unclaimed or abandoned property
. The
Treasury's Annual Report has more specific information relating to receipts, disbursements and debt payments for all of the State's fund accounts.

The Treasury is responsible for acquiring and returning
Unclaimed Property to its rightful owners. Last year the
Abandoned Property Division
returned more than $6.3 million dollars to 10,800 claimants,
so be sure to check our online
Unclaimed Property database
for money that might belong to you!

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is both interesting and useful to you. Please do not hesitate to
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our office with any questions you may have and thank you
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